Confederate Battle Flags

Confederate Battle Flags-Can be considered a Navy Jack (CSA Jack) , the battle flag or Confederate Flag.

Bonnie Blue Flags

First Confederate Flags

Second Confederate Flags

Third Confederate Flags

Confederate Battle Artillery

Confederate Battle Flags

Bonnie Blue Flags
On January 9, 1861, when Mississippi's Ordinance of Secession was signed, it was marked by a ceremony in which the 'Bonnie Blue Flag' was raised over the capitol building in Jackson. Among those who witnessed the event was an Irish comedian named Harry McCarthy, who shortly after wrote and performed the famous song, 'The Bonnie Blue Flag'
	Description	Material	Price	QTY
	Bonnie Blue 2' x 3' Nylon	2' x 3'	$32.50
	Bonnie Blue 3' x 5' Nylon	3' x 5'	$43.95
	Bonnie Blue 4' x 6' Nylon	4' x 6'	$58.50
	Bonnie Blue 5' x 8' Nylon	5' x 8'	$76.50

First Confederate Flags
This was the first official flag of the confederacy and also known as the Stars and Bars. It was reported to the provisional Congress of the Confederate States by the flag committee on March 4,1861. It appears in many variations with stars ranging from 7 to 15 stars. Eleven states that seceded from the Union, two of which (Kentucky and Missouri) had confederate and union governments, one (Maryland) attempted to secede and one slave state (Delaware) that remained loyal to the union.
	Description	Material	Price	QTY
	First Confederate Flag 2' x 3' Nylon	2' x 3'	$31.10
	First Confederate Flag 3' x 5' Nylon	3' x 5'	$45.60
	First Confederate Flag 4' x 6' Nylon	4' x 6'	$58.95
	First Confederate Flag 5' x 8' Nylon	5' x 8'	$89.90
	First Confederate Flag 3' x 5' Cotton	3' x 5'	$47.95

Second Confederate Flags

	Description	Material	Price	QTY
	Second Confederate Flag 2' x 3' Nylon	2' x 3'	$31.10
	Second Confederate Flag 3' x 5' Nylon	3' x 5'	$48.90
	Second Confederate Flag 4' x 6' Nylon	4' x 6'	$58.95
	Second Confederate Flag 5' x 8' Nylon	5' x 8'	$88.90

Third Confederate Flags
Since the Second Confederate flag could be mistaken for a flag of truce, it was modified to include a red bar on the fly. It was to be one-quarter of the area of the flag beyond the now rectangular canton. The width was to be two-thirds of length. The canton was to be three fifths of width and one-third of length. This was signed into law on March 4, 1865.
	Description	Material	Price	QTY
	Third Confederate Flag 2' x 3' Nylon	2' x 3'	$31.10
	Third Confederate Flag 3' x 5' Nylon	3' x 5'	$48.90
	Third Confederate Flag 4' x 6' Nylon	4' x 6'	$58.95
	Third Confederate Flag 5' x 8' Nylon	5' x 8'	$88.90

Confederate Battle Artillery
The Battle Flag of the Confederacy was originally designed to alleviate the confusion the “Stars and Bars”(bearing strong resemblance to the Stars and Stripes) had caused on the battlefield. To remedy this, General Beauregard used the design of Colonel William Porcher Miles for his forces. The flag features a Cross of St Andrew and 13 stars representing the 13 states to have seceded and joined the Confederacy, though Kentucky and Missouri were officially neutral. The emblem proved so popular it soon became a part of the Confederacy’s national flag, and would be used until its fall. Known as the “Southern Cross”, it remains a powerful symbol of the South, and is generally considered the main emblem of the Confederacy. This is the original version, a square instead of a rectangle, and was used by Artillery and various other units.
	Description	Material	Price	QTY
	Confederate Battle Artillery 3' x 3' Nylon	3' x 3'	$48.60




Confederate Battle Flags

	Description	Material	Price	QTY
	Confederate Battle Flag 12" x 18" Nylon	12" x 18"	$14.50
	Confederate Battle Flag 2' x 3' Nylon	2' x 3'	$25.50
	Confederate Battle Flag 3' x 5' Nylon	3' x 5'	$40.95
	Confederate Battle Flag 4' x 6' Nylon	4' x 6'	$59.80
	Confederate Battle Flag 5' x 8' Nylon	5' x 8'	$88.90
	Confederate Battle Flag 6' x 10' Nylon	6' x 10'	$262.00
	Confederate Battle Flag 8' x 12' Nylon	8' x 12'	$424.00
	Confederate Battle Flag 3' x 5' Cotton	3' x 5'	$47.90

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